EBSCO, Student Research Center. Mills, Nicolaus. "Remembering Selma 1965." christian Science Monitor 21 Mar 1995:
EBSCO Student Research Center. Heinz, W. C. and Bard Lindeman. “The Meaning of the Selma March: GREAT DAY AT TRICKEMFORK.” Saturday Evening Post, 5/22/1965, Vol. 238 Issue 10, p30-95, 9p.
EBSCO Student Research Center. Wells, Bill, et al. "GREAT DAY AT TRCKEM FORK, Letters to the Editor." , 6/19/1965, Vol. 238 Issue 12, p4-6, 2p
7th Grade--Unit 1 Middle Ages
1. Sirs Discoverer, search terms--MiddleAges, "Help Wanted: Middle Age Jobs" (Lexile 1070)2. Webpath Express, "Overview: The Middle Ages, 1154 - 1485"
9th Grade--Unit 2 The Novel
1. Webpath Express, Harper Lee.2. Webpath Express, To Kill a Mockingbird, Reader's Guide by National Endowment for the Arts (this website also has a teacher's guide)
10th Grade--Unit 6 Latin and South America
1. Webpath Express, Isabel Allende (Chile, USA)2. Webpath Express, Isabel Allende (text and video)
3. Webpath Express, The Nobel Prize in Literature, 1982, Gabriel Garcia Marquez
12th Grade--Unit 1 European Literature: Middle Ages
1. EBSCO Student Research Center, search terms Boccaccio."Boccaccio, Giovanni." By: Umberto Bosco. Britannica Biographies, 10/1/2010, p1, 2p; Reading Level (Lexile):
2. Webpath Express, Dante Alighieri.
3. Webpath Express, Digital Dante. (contains images, maps, background information, resources)
Other Examples:
Homeless Bird
Witch of Blackbird Pond
Watsons Go To Birmingham, 1965
Lincoln: A Photobiography
New Lexile Levels With Common Core
Helps in Determining and Understanding Lexiles
Destiny--Canyons Online Library CatalogLexile.com
Kansas Lexile Resources Page
Kansas Lexile Map
Your librarian can help you see how many books are in every lexile level in your library--example: